"Germany and the World War."
(Collection of articles: p. 686.) Berlin, 1915. (Pub.
O. Ginze, Fr. Meinecke, and others.)

Prof. Dr. Hans Uebersberger (Vienna). "Russia and Pan-Slavism" – a useful essay on Russian diplomacy with indication of a number of sources...

Martens: "Collection of Treaties," 15, p. 237 (letter of Chancellor Nesselrode to Kiselev, envoy in Paris, from 30.VIII. 1848, on rapprochement between France and Russia against Germany).

Barsukov. Life of Pogodin, 5, p. 330 et seq.; 9, p. 262 (Pogodin's note, in 1840, on the "liberation" of Austrian Slavs).

Tyutchev. In the note "Russia and Revolution" (for Alexander II) – "Bohemia will be free when Galicia will be Russian" ("Russian Archive," 1873, p. 926 et seq.).

Note of 1864 "Contemporary Politics" (compiled by order of Gorchakov), that Austrian Slavs ought to expect freedom from Russia: (Eckhardt) "Secret Russian Memorandum of 1864" in "Deutsche Rundschau," VI, II, p. 209 et seq.

Moscow Slavic Charitable Society. Its policy.

Danilevsky. "Russia and Europe": articles in "Dawn" 1869–1870 and book: 1st edition 1871.

Danilevsky argued that it is advantageous for Russia to see France defeated in the interests of quarrel and enmity between France and Germany for Russian dominance (already in "Dawn" 1871, January; reprinted in "Collection of Economic and Political Articles" by Danilevsky. SPB., 1890, pp. 27 and 29).

Fadeev. "Opinion on the Eastern Question." SPB., 1870.

Note of P. A. Saburov. "Russian Archive," 1912, 1, p. 470 (("the success of Prussian arms, 1870, is also a victory for us." Sic!!!)).

Ivan Sergeyevich Aksakov: speech of July 4, 1878 (against Russian diplomacy and indirectly against the tsar: discontent with the Berlin Congress).

Pokrovsky. "Foreign Policy of Russia" in "History of Russia of the 19th Century," 9, p. 204 et seq. (and p. 174) (on Russia's designs on Bulgaria and its railways in 1877).

"Neo-Slavism" of 1908 and around that time.
cf. "Herald of Europe," 1909, No. 1, p. 386

May 1908: journey to Russia (SPB.) of a Czech (deputy), a liberal Slovene, and a Russophile Ruthenian. Dmowski. "Germany, Russia and the Polish Question" (plan to "reconcile" Poles with Russia at the expense of the oppression of Ukrainians).

P. Struve. "Patriotica," p. 213 ("Slavic Days"). "Moscow Weekly," 1910, No. 27, column 4.

Evgeny Trubetskoy against Menshikov on rapprochement with Poles.

Goryainov (director of the archive of the ministry of foreign affairs): "The Bosphorus and the Dardanelles." 1907.

G. Trubetskoy. "Russia as a Great Power," p. 122 (Italy for now is more useful in the camp of enemies!!!)

Count Evreynov (senator). "Ideology of the Near Eastern Question," SPB., 1911.

"Slavic News," 1913, No. 8 (6/19. I. 1913); 1912, No. 45 (10/23. XI. 1912).

"New Link," 1914, No. 13, p. 407 (28. III. 1914) – Bryanchaninov, three months before Sarajevo, predicts a European war in 1½–2 months.